‘A Chronicle Of Minor Things’ & ‘Goldfish’ Among Award Winners At Busan’s Asian Project Market
Indian filmmaker Tribeny Rai’s *A Chronicle Of Minor Things* won two prizes at the Asian Project Market in Busan, while Indonesian film *Goldfish* took three. The awards recognise projects in development and highlight a range of Asian films considered to have distinctive stories and international potential.
The market received a record 604 submissions from 48 countries; 30 projects from 17 countries were selected, with eight projects sharing awards across 11 categories. Other winners included *Casparina*, *Once Upon a Time in the Philippines*, *Satellite Of Love*, *Uncle*, *Red Hunger* and *Fatimah*.
- *A Chronicle Of Minor Things* won two Busan project market awards.
- Indonesian project *Goldfish* collected three prizes.
- This year’s market drew a record 604 submissions.
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Busan’s Asian Project Market is part of the Busan International Film Festival in South Korea. It connects filmmakers with producers, investors and distributors while their films are still being developed, before they are ready for release.
The market focuses on projects from Asia and helps them find support to move towards production and reach audiences. Its awards recognise work in development, so they highlight promising projects rather than finished films.